Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices in Chicago
In Chicago on July 2 estimates show 4000 receipts for hogs and 500 cattle with 1000 sheep. Market remains active with hogs mostly 16 higher on the day and top price around 9.40, while cattle and calves trade with varied weights and prices. Official yesterday figures list cattle 85669 sheep 1974 calves 4571 with shipments of 5059 cattle 1366 sheep 604 calves 63 and notes the death of a relative tied to ceremony details.
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Chicago
Ill
Society and Lodge News From East Madison Street
Miss Idy Cavender hosted guests on East Madison Street with pink and white decor. Zimri Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting with two candidates initiated and officers installed, followed by a social hour.
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Idy Cavender
East Madison Street
B. J. Whistler
Omaha
Stephens
8. U
Zimri Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Johnson
Brighton
Martha Haney
Hebey
P. G
Meilie Kos
Gwendolen Murdoch
Ella Baker
L. S
Mere Brock
Joale Schneider
Surprise Party for Mrs Roth Marked By Social Evening
Help ing Hand class of the Sunday school planned a surprise at Mrs Joe Roth's home on Thursday, June 20. Guests arrived around eight o'clock and Ice cream and cake were served. The gathering provided a pleasant social evening and the Eichey Sunday school will hold a Fourth of July picnic at the church grove or nearby woods. Mrs Fred Shoal and her children from Austin Minnesota visited. Misses Hattie Frey and Eva Ziblman spent a day visiting Andrew Rin-
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Noble Noble
Joe Roth
Roth
Eichey
Church Grove
Fred Shoal
Austin, Minn
Thuvener
Hattie Frey
Eva Ziblman
Andrew Rin
Store Butter for Winter Says Iowa Expert
Iowa State College dairying chief M Mortensen advises housewives to plan for winter butter by using a brine method. June butter offers better flavor and keeping quality. chill cream before churning, wash, salt, shape into small rolls, and store under brine in a stone jar in a cool cellar. More brine adds as water evaporates for long storage.
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M. Mortinsen
Iowa State College
Wheat leaf rust appears in Iowa survey report
A southern Iowa survey by Iowa State College finds wheat leaf rust reference by plant pathology. The report notes limited black stem rust but a serious leaf rust attack, typically appearing in May on winter wheat under a foot tall.
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Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Apples and peaches show steady declines in 1920 census data
Washington leads apple production in 1919 with 21,568,691 bushels followed by New York and Virginia as the USDA reports 1920 census figures. Apple bearing trees drop to 115,265,029 from 151,322,840 in 1910, while young unfurled trees fall 45 percent. Peaches rise to 61,651,251 bushels in 1919 led by California and Texas.
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United States
Washington
New York
Virginia
California
Arkansas
Oregon
Mountain Division
Texas
The Nut comes to Fox Theatre in Fairbanks comedy photoplay
Douglas Fairbanks newest celluloid creation The Nut recreates Greenwich Village on a three mile stage. Sets including Fifth Avenue mansion interiors were built on site with careful duplication from New York photographs under E M Langley. The film promises a unique Bohemian scene with authentic detailing and an array of unusual settings.
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Fox Theatre
New York
Greenwich Village
Pratt
The
Fox
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Fairbanks
Fifth Avenue
E. M. Langley
New York City
Peach Tree Bearing and Nonbearing Counts Decline Since 1910
The report shows bearing age peach trees fell from 94,606,657 in 1910 to 65,664,921 in 1920, a drop of 28,851,736 or 30.5 percent. Nonbearing trees also declined from 42,266,243 in 1910 to 21,623,657 in 1920, down 20,642,586 or 48.8 percent. Georgia Arkansas Oklahoma totals listed for 1920 include 4,788,718 3,340,823 and 2,947,973 bushels respectively.
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Georgia
Arkafians
Oklahoma
Novel theatre production to feature accented charm
Fragments indicate the theatre management is refining several novelty features for a new production. The goal is to heighten its character and appeal on the silver sheet.
Wellman and area Social Notes June weekend visits
The column lists local residents visiting relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids Davenport and Wilton Junction. It notes a family reunion for Mrs. Frank Wade on her 35th birthday at Hiram Hays home, plus several travel and health items including an Mayo Clinic cancer operation success and a family move to Cedar Rapids.
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Wellman
Thos. O'Flaherty
Fllen
Cedar Rapids
Dee Whetatine
Columbus
J. J. Ward
Claud Squires
Davenport
Hiram Hays
Frank Wade
John Klockenteger
Gon Percy
William Hays
Farnk Wade
Grace Plecker
Ralph Valentine
Alvan Kabaker
Fred Klockenteger
Bart Stone
Bart Weidlein
John Frederick
Smith
Keota
Frank Mellecker
Mayo Brothers
G. L. Dutton
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Kalona Citizen Bordered with Sheriff at Washington
A Kalona resident is boarding with the sheriff in Washington, described as orderly despite past home brew issues. Columbus Safeguard notes Jack Bidwell’s return home from Washington hospital after a severe automobile crash two weeks ago. Crawfordsville Imprint mentions a Kalona ball team visiting Washington for a return game last Saturday.
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Kalona
Washington
Columbus
Jack Bidwell
Jack
Crawfordsville
Visitors Reach Cedar Falls for Weeklong Vacation
Kitty Neff, Helen Miller and Myrtle Zehr returned home from Cedar Falls Friday for a week’s vacation. E. E. Eicher and family shopped in Burlington Friday. Mrs. Wm. Leeper visited her son Edwin and family at Mt. Pleasant Thursday. Wilma, her granddaughter, joined for a visit. Amos Frey of Long Beach Calif visited relatives, then departed for Fulton county Ohio. Misa Wittmer and Miss Lugibill of Fort Wayne are visiting the Chriss and Mike Richard homes.
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Kitty Neff
Helen Miller
Myrtle Zehr
Cedar Falls
E. E. Eicher
Burlington
Wm. Leeper
Edwin
Mt. Pleasant
Wilma
Amos Frey
Long Beach
Calif
Joel Frey
Frey
Fulton County
Misa Wittmer
Miss Lugibill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chriss
Mike Richard
How to Remove Mildew with Bleaching Paste
Create a paste from bleaching powder and water. Apply to the fabric and keep it damp for one to two days. After the paste dries, wash the fabric thoroughly and dry it in the sun.
Local baseball game ends with disputed umpire calls
Washington wins 8 to 7 over the county seaters in a hard fought game. Players criticize the umpire for two bad calls but vow sportsmanship, saying they would rather lose than win through favoritism.
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Washington
Election approves bond for new school building at Daytonville
The Daytonville Independent School District voted 68 to 4 Monday to issue bonds of 3000 dollars for a new schoolhouse. Despite earlier contention among patrons, the decisive result shows strong support for the project.
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Wellman Advance
Daytonville Independent School
Ainsworth Visitors Across States and Local Health Update
Dr and Mrs Guthrie visit with Rev D M Davis in Ainsworth while relatives plan Pacific coast travels. Mildred Anderson and Hubert Carden visit grandmother Mrs Belle Nege in Osage Iowa. One diphtheria case reported at Lopshire home. baby treated in Iowa City then moved home due to illness. Trotter brothers travel for business. Lagile Deweese visits Colfax. Belle Corringer visits her father Stephen Hayden in town. The 4th will be celebrated quietly with picnics and band concerts begin July 12.
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Ainsworth
Guthrie
Edward
Isabella
Glen
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
D. M. Davis
Davis
Pacific Coast
Mildred Anderson
Hubert Carden
Osage
Iowa
Belle Nege
Lopshire
University Hospital
Iowa City
James Trotter
Tipton
Muscatine
Lagile Deweese
Col‘fax
John Gilpin Composed in Night by Cowper
Cowper composed and memorized the humorous piece John Gilpin during a sleep deprived night and kept the work in memory afterward.
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John Gilpin
Cowper
Durin
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Market Report
Mogs
Aoe
Sanatavaneen L& Yard
Illino
Tandy
Mason City
Des Moines University
Pi Kappa Phi Sorority
Eurodelphiar Literary Society
Alpha Ganma Jappa
Young Men's Christian Asteretion
Cilioiterary Society
Marry
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Latta
Jean Johnson
Emma Bennett
Second United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Miss Lewis
J. B. Randle
Fort Morgan
Sam McCleery
J. H. Humston
Ella Woodford
American Baptist Women's Missionary Societies
Mission Circle of the
Baptist Church
Missa Jeanette Lemley
First Missionary Society of the Church
Ruth Lemley
Jeannette Lemley
Lugile
Carol Forgey
Oral Mayo
M. R. Regan
Hazel Sutton
Juanita Ellis
Ruth Brown
Beulah Browning
Helen Long
Helen Wood
Hazel McCarty
Esther Brindley
Girls' Missionary Society
Belle Bernice Patterson
William L. Patterson
Floyd Harold Rush
Pittsburg
Kansas
Rush
Merion Crone
Harry Crone
Genevieve Calkins
Yee Moines
Clear Lake
Aid Ceoge Metzar
Journal’s Farm Department
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census of the Department of Commerce
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
Mutual
East Washington St
Firestone Cord Tires
Valves
White Way Garage
Washington, Iowa
R. L. Gibson
Mrs. Block
Minn
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